The successes of Turkish TV series continue to be talked about abroad and become the agenda. There has been tremendous interest in Spain in recent years. Turkish TV series almost succeeded in getting ahead of other country productions in the country. The important reason behind this is that the stories are very strong, the acting performances are impressive and the atmosphere is liked by foreigners.
There can be great criticism about TV series in Turkey, but when viewed from abroad, it is seen that very original stories affect people a lot… At this point, the words of Jose Anton, the content manager of Atresmedya, one of the most important television channels in Spain, draws attention.
Speaking to the Uruguay-based website todonews, Anton gives important information about the impact of Turkish TV series. At this point, the “Woman” series comes to the fore with important names such as Özge Özpirinçci, Caner Cindoruk, Bennu Yıldırımlar, Feyyaz Duman.
The Woman, who made the final in Turkey the previous season, appeared before the audience with a very strong story. The performances of the actors and the environment created were also great. Now, these efforts continue with success abroad.
Atresmedya channel, which attracted the attention of Spanish viewers by broadcasting What is Fatmagul’s Crime series, later found success with other Turkish series. The Woman did one of the most impressive jobs of recent years. Likewise, the TV series Bitter Land (Bir Zamanlar Çukurova) was appreciated in Spain.
Making a statement about the Women’s series, Jose Anton said, “It is working on the small channel and we wanted to see what will happen on the big channel. ‘Woman’ was a new job compared to other Turkish TV series. The build standard was very high. It got to such a point that the streaming system in Spain changed. The same product does business for days at prime time,” he said.
The Women’s series also brought about a significant change in the country. Turkish TV series preceded the productions of other countries, and then different Turkish TV series began to be broadcast in Spain.
Sina Koloğlu, one of the writers of Milliyet Cadde, also included the words of Jose Anton in his column. Anton says: “Today, ‘Woman’ and ‘Bitter Land’ have very advanced standards. Movie quality work. Exterior shots and props… “We chose the newest works for our main channel.”
As can be seen, the great interest in the TV series “Woman” in Spain, and the continuation of this interest in Bitter Land, brought Turkish TV series to the fore.